Find Berlin events with age recommendations overlapping 4–7, including theatre, creative activities and outings for families. The selection spans different interests and levels of participation, so read the event’s own age guidance and description to decide whether it fits your child rather than the age band alone.
1,434 shows and events

Explore a European country through themed crafts, snacks, a story read aloud and movement games.

Five local institutions jointly organise a cultural series whose programme has yet to be announced.

Listen to traditional Mongolian tales beneath the roof of a yurt.

Marie earns a shower of gold, while her sister demands a reward without working.

The Zenobia Theater performance takes place at Familienzentrum Jungfernheide and lasts about 40 minutes.

Children cut, glue and try craft projects that call for dexterity and patience.

Build virtual worlds with physical pieces, program robots and make paper objects light up.

Watch Rumpelstiltskin dance round the fire, sing his name and reveal his secret.

A black-light puppet show follows a bored rooftop cat through a mysterious midnight adventure.

After a picture-book cinema, families walk with lanterns through the park to a playground.

Young Berlin artists present works exploring truth and perception, made during a workshop week.

Authors read aloud to children and adults at the planetarium and observatory.

Authors read stories aloud to spark imagination and support language skills.

Storyteller Bruder Lustig narrates Toni's tale with songs and music.

Beneath a huge table, Drei tries doing things alone while Vier tells stories through music.

A day of hourly story sessions, from daycare readings to a special fairy tale performance.

A fairy tale unfolds through puppets and objects for audiences to watch and listen.

Inga Marie Ramcke reads about Maya, whose bedroom becomes a space station.

A puppet circus story in which chaos-causing Kreisel confuses the circus director.

Tom discovers a ghost in his cellar and must face his fear of darkness.

Cally Stronk and Christian Friedrich read an alien adventure with riddles to solve.

Children hear stories, join activities and listen to a district councillor reading from her favourite books.

Babette Pribbenow reads about Pepper’s search for her missing uncle in the Amazon rainforest.

Workshop to design worry eaters.